Showing posts with label paper crafts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label paper crafts. Show all posts

Tuesday, June 29, 2010

Vintage Divas!


These vintage beauties have been let out of their dark attic boxes, or found new life as a journal or tag :)




Saturday, May 8, 2010

Vintage Celebration Decorations


Vintage Yearbook pages, French post cards, and antique photo album pages make perfect party garlands for graduations, family reunions, or "you are old" birthday parties! Use falling apart yearbooks and paper ephemera to create them, or purchase these from VintageScraps.etys.com




Monday, January 11, 2010

je t'aime (Vintage French for Valentine's Day)


There's just something about antique French ephemera, illustrations and text pages, that seem to create perfect Valentine gifts and deocrations!



Saturday, January 9, 2010

Saturday, May 9, 2009

Friday, April 3, 2009

Craft a Vintage storybook Paper Wreath


Time consuming but worth it, give new life to a falling apart book by using its pages in a hand rolled wreath! Remove the pages- easy if the spine is missing or broken, roll and secure with tape or glue, and fasten the pages to a circle of heavy cardstock or card board. This one was made from a children's book and 1950's UNC dorm directory pages, and was featured on etsy.com's front page, which was very exciting :)


Saturday, February 28, 2009

Vintage Storybook Paper Crafts

Give new life to abandoned, unreadable children's books! Paper wreaths, scrapbook embellishments, Easter ornaments, and collage art make use of beautiful, vintage images. So go rescue castoffs at second hand bookstores and library sales, and have some fun!






Tuesday, February 3, 2009

The love bun

...just hopped into the shop, ready for Valentine's Day!



Plain buns are also available

Saturday, January 10, 2009

...because nothing says "I love you" like sarcasm.




You'd think after living in the South for 16 years, I'd be nicer, partial to grits and sweet tea, saying "y'all" and "might could." But I just haven't shaken my Chicago suburban roots, loaded with dry sarcasm and nasal tones, partial to the Bears, unsweetened tea, and cold weather. So here is my real self; the dreamy cottage pinks are really just a front!